2017 was the year that GracePointe sought Pursuing Companionship with Jesus above everything else in our lives. In this intimate pursuit of Companionship with Jesus we learned that this pursuing was a two way street; our pursuit of Jesus and His pursuit of us.
Throughout the year, we put the life of Christ under the microscope and looked at how He pursued His people and how they pursued Him.
Through these interactions we started to notice
many of the different ways God has Pursued us here at GracePointe and the different ways we have been pursing Him. Pursuing Companionship with someone can take on many different forms; however, the primary way that any relationship is built is by taking action. Watch the short video above to see the Steps God took towards us in 2017 and the steps that we took towards Him. And be sure to watch the sermons beneath to take a deeper look at our 2017.

Loving Like Jesus Loved

Jesus Goes Rogue

Stop Minding Your Own Business

The Power Of Touch
In this first sermon from our 2017 Pursuing Companionship; Jesus and You year, Pastor Scot shows us what it means to “go rouge.” We also see in this sermon how Jesus Himself once went rouge. Are you going rouge in your society? If not you better watch this sermon.
In this second sermon from our “Loving Like Jesus Loved” series, Pastor Scot breaks the age old myth that we are to mind our own business. In this sermon you will whose business we should be minding. The answer might just surprise you!
In this third sermon from our “Loving Like Jesus Loved” series, Pastor Scot shows us the importance that touch plays in our life and in our relationship with God. Do you need a touch from God today?

Loving Like
Your Father Loves

The Mark Of A True Christian

The Picture Of Love
In this fourth sermon from our “Loving Like Jesus Loved” series, Pastor Scot shows us how we can love like God the Father when we forgive our enemies.
In this sermon from our “Loving Like Jesus Loved” series, Pastor Scot shows us that the Mark of a True Christian, is Love. 
In this last sermon from our “Loving Like Jesus Loved” series, Pastor Scot challenges us to examine what Jesus would like if we were to draw a picture of Him. Would he be loving, demanding, near to us, or removed and far away. How we picture Jesus affects every area of our lives. What does your picture of Jesus look like?

Jesus Heals Our Wounds

In this bonus sermon from our “Loving Like Jesus Loved” series, Pastor Joey points us to the loving, healing ministry of Jesus.

The Seven Greatest
Words Of Love

In this sermon series, Pastor Scot points to the finial words of Jesus spoken on the Cross of Calvary and how these same loving words echo down to us and our lives today.

The Word Of Forgiveness

The Word Of Assurance

The Word Of Love
In this first sermon from our “Seven Greatest Words of Love” series, Pastor Scot points to the finial words of Jesus spoken on the Cross of Calvary. This week we will look at The Word of Forgiveness.
In this second sermon from our “Seven Greatest Words of Love” series, Pastor Scot points to the finial words of Jesus spoken on the Cross of Calvary. This week we will look at The Word of Assurance.
In this third sermon from our “Seven Greatest Words of Love” series, Pastor Scot points to the finial words of Jesus spoken on the Cross of Calvary. This week we will look at The Word of Love.

The Word Of Substitution

The Word Of Humanity

The Word Of Victory
In this fourth sermon from our “Seven Greatest Words of Love” series, Pastor Scot points to the finial words of Jesus spoken on the Cross of Calvary. This week we will look at The Word of Substitution.

The Word Of Trust

In the seventh and final sermon from our “Seven Greatest Words of Love” series, Pastor Scot points to the finial words of Jesus spoken on the Cross of Calvary. This week we will look at The Word of Trust.
In this fifth sermon from our “Seven Greatest Words of Love” series, Pastor Scot points to the finial words of Jesus spoken on the Cross of Calvary. This week we will look at The Word of Humanity.
In this sixth sermon from our “Seven Greatest Words of Love” series, Pastor Scot points to the finial words of Jesus spoken on the Cross of Calvary. This week we will look at The Word of Victory.

Easter Sermon: Hero

Mother's Day: The Hand Print Of A Mother

Father's Day: God's Pattern For Fatherhood
In his sermon from Easter, Pastor Scot speaks about what qualities make a "HERO". From ordinary to extraordinary, who are these people who make the biggest impact on us?
Join us for a very special Mother's Day message.  This week, Pastor Scot is joined by his wife Cathy to talk about the impact a woman has on her family, and community. 
In this special message, the pastoral staff bring us a message about the importance of leadership in a family and within our community.  We think you will enjoy this fast-paced, specialized sermon. 

Encounters With Christ -
His Passion Living In Us

Continuing on our theme for 2017 Pursuing Companionship; Jesus & You", Pastor Scot starts a new series entitled "Encounters With Christ". 

Strangely Warmed

Hold On, I'm Coming

Division, Good or Bad
In this first sermon from our Encounters with Christ series Pastor Scot speaks to us about being "Strangely Warmed" by the presence of Jesus, and how it can effect our lives daily.
Continuing on our theme for 2017 Pursuing Companionship; Jesus & You", Pastor Chuck continues in the series; "Encounters With Christ".  His sermon is entitled "Hold On, I'm Coming". 
Continuing in the series "Encounters With Christ", Pastor Scot brings us a powerful message about "Division, Good or Bad".  What did Jesus teach us about division?  Join us as we study the word of God for this encounter with Christ.

Last Words

Continuing in our series, "Encounters With Christ", Pastor Joey Butsch brings us a thought provoking message about time.  What do we do with the time we have been given?  Join us for his inspirational message.

Pentecost 2017

In the final sermon from the series, "Encounters With Christ", Pastor Scot speaks to us about what Pentecost meant to the first church and how it relates to us today.

Meetings With Jesus

Throughout this series, we put the life of Christ under the microscope and looked at how He pursued His people and how they pursued Him. Through these interactions we started to notice many of the different ways God has Pursued us here at GracePointe and the different ways we have been pursing Him.

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Double Vision

Friends In High Places

Rules Are Rules
In the first sermon from this series, Pastor Scot discusses "Double Vision". In this message, we explore what happens in our lives when we try to reconcile the world view and God's view
In this message, we explore the story of the paralyzed man that was lowered through a roof, by his friends, to see Jesus.  What can this story tell us about the power and influence we can have on others?  Why Jesus didn't come for the "healthy" but for the "sick".
The Pharisees of Jesus' day died long ago, but their spirit lives on in congregations across the land.  How can we recognize if we have become like the Pharisees, and what did Jesus teach us about what we need to know to avoid becoming like those men?

Sometimes I Get Afraid

A Walking, Living, Breathing, Testimony For God

Let The Children In

The disciples headed out on their boat and right into a storm when they saw Jesus walking on the water.  Jesus knew all about the storm the disciples were about to encounter. He knew the wind and waves will be against them. He knew how they'll have to struggle with the oars. And he knew how they would react when he shows up...walking on the water. Maybe Jesus did this on purpose!  Maybe he intended to teach them a lesson on fear.
As we continue with the series, "Meeting With Jesus", Pastor Scot speaks about Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead.  What did it mean to the people of Lazarus' time and what does it mean to us today?
Continuing in our series, "Meetings With Jesus", we look at the story of the children who came to Jesus, and how the disciples tried to send them away.  How does this story relate to our relationship with the Savior today?

A Come To Jesus Moment

These Are The Essentials

Signs
We continue in the series, "Meetings With Jesus" with Pastor Scot's sermon, "A Come to Jesus Moment".  We have all heard this expression, but how does the literal meaning of this phrase relate to believers and non-believers alike?
"These Are The Essentials", continues our series;  "Meetings With Jesus".  What are the essentials of our walk with Christ?
Signs have always been used to get messages across to people.  The signs and miracles that Jesus did were intended to get this message across..."Pay attention, this is the Son of God!"

Re-finding Your First Love

Empowering For Adventure

What He Touches He Changes
What can we do to re-kindle that new found love for Jesus?  He has never lost it for us.  Join us as we hear from God's word and strengthen our relationship with the Lord.
Jesus chose "ordinary, unschooled" men to be his disciples. For 3 years he equipped them for a ministry that turned the world upside down. But how did Jesus change them so they were ready for that adventure, and how can he do the same for us?
Saul became a man on fire for Christ. He was a driven man. He was a changed man. Eventually his name was even changed...to Paul and Paul ultimately wrote half of our New Testament.  Paul is proof that whatever Jesus touches, He changes...including us.

All For Jesus

No Longer A Slave To Sin

Personal Relationship With Jesus
Is it possible to get so involved in serving that we forget who it is that we're here to serve? You bet it is.  Pastor Scot uses the story of Martha and Mary to help us examine what is most important in life

Do You Know Him?

What does it mean to know Jesus?  It means that you have a friend, a brother and a hero.  Do you know him?
Because of Christ's sacrifice for us, we no longer need to be a slave to sin.  Join Pastor Scot as he delivers a message of hope and truth.
Join Pastor Larry as he encourages us to not only have a relationship with Jesus, but to have a personal, honest relationship with him. 

2017 Pursuing Companionship; Jesus & You

In this sermon series we take a deep look at Jesus pursuit of us, and our pursuit of Him!

Even In The Fire

Leftovers

Salvation Came Through
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Why Don't You
Just Get Lost?

What Would Jesus Do?

The Thankful Prayer
Of God
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Move To The Manger

In this sermon series for the month of December we start making our Move to Manger and towards the birth of Christ. In this series you will hear messages from all of our Pastoral staff here at GracePointe. Enjoy, and Merry Christmas!

Submission

Do You See What I See?

The Purpose Of Christmas: Part 1
In this sermon Pastor Joey starts off our Christmas Sermon Series; "Move to the Manger," with the story of Mary and her submission to the will of God from start to finish.
In this sermon, Pastor Chuck continues our sermon series, "Move to the Manger" with the story of the foretelling of the Christ child and what it meant to the people of the time. 
We continue our series, "Move to the Manger", with Pastor Larry's sermon, "The Purpose of Christmas". Join us as we discuss the depths of God's love for us by sending his own son to this Earth for our salvation.

The Purpose Of Christmas: Part 2

More Than We Could Ever Ask For

Join us as we finish our series, Move to the Manger with Pastor Scot's sermon; The Purpose of Christmas is Peace & Reconciliation.
In this final sermon from our Move to the Manger series, Pastor Lavonne delivers a message of encouragement as we look at how God has Blessed us in the past, and reminds us that He has even bigger plans for the future!